Falkland Island Disappearances Highlight Argentine Dictatorship
The piece condemns Argentina's military regime led by Gen Leopoldo Galtieri for disappearances and the Falkland invasion. It links The Process economic policy to inflation and unemployment, and argues Britain must defend the 1800 British helpers. It warns U.S. policymakers to balance relations without enabling dictatorship.
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Napoleon
Castro
Angola
Falkland Islands
Leopoldo Galtieri
Isabel Peron
Buenos Aires
Galtieri
Falkland
Malvinas
Britain
Argentina
America
United Nations
Jeane Kirkpatrick
State Department
Reagan
Haig
London
United States
Ghotbzadeh Arrest Signals Shifting Iran Power
In Iran the former foreign minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh is arrested on suspicion of plotting the assassination of Ayatollah Khomeini and other officials. The piece notes the revolution’s drift toward radicalism, rising Soviet influence, and the likelihood of a firing squad or a risky trial under Iran's current regime.
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Iran
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Ayatollah Khomeini
Ghotbzadeh
Mr. Ghotbzadeh
U.S
Khomeini
Moscow
Shah
Born Again Explained by Mrs A Y
Dear Mrs A Y describes born again as a spiritual rebirth through God. It references John 3 with Nicodemus and notes human effort cannot achieve forgiveness. God offers new life through Jesus Christ and resurrection, citing 1 Peter 1:3.
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DR. Graham
Nicodemus
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Peter
Diplomatic Bonanza From Falklands Crisis for U.S. Allies
The Falklands invasion shifts U.S. policy leverage in Latin America. Washington seeks to win Argentina and Chile as training partners while facing Congress over human rights criteria and certification. Certification for both nations becomes uncertain amid regional tensions and Chilean extradition disputes.
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Latin America
U.S
Argentina
Chile
Falklands
Congress
Reagan
Orlando Letelier
Ronni K. Moffitt
Washington
Embassy Row
Manuel Contreras
State Department
Debate Over Japan Trade Deficit Gains in Washington
In April Washington debates Japan's 15.8 billion trade deficit with the United States. Critics cite Japanese market barriers and inspections while officials push for freer trade. U.S. lawmakers seek retaliation bills and Brock defends limited reciprocity.
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Japan
Washington
United States
Potomac Associates
NHK
New York
Detroit
David Maccachron
Japan Society
Congress
Reagan
U.S
William E. Brock III
Brock
GATT
Geneva
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Falklanders
Teheran
Zenko Suzuki
Mae
BBC
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